jit-trace: name and remove builtin-inline blockers; x86 call/nursery results in the result register; w_class and __float__ exactness - #1414
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| // Fold each raise site's `PyError` constructor into its | ||
| // materialisation call, so the transparent constructor — which has | ||
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Remove this bespoke front-end fusion and express the opaque raise path in the interpreter source, or fix constructor lowering generically. This call makes the generated JIT recognize one exact PyError::type_error/literal-message CFG and substitute a helper that the interpreter never calls; consequently formatted messages, additional constructors, or harmless CFG reshaping silently bypass the fix and remain inline blockers. That is precisely the source/JIT divergence the repository requires generation fixes to avoid.
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WalkthroughThe PR updates DynASM register-result handling, published exception materialization and fusion, unlowered-helper diagnostics, exact numeric subclass guards, and related tests and benchmark records. ChangesJIT result delivery
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR corrects exception materialization, x86 result handling, and subclass dispatch while updating relevant statistics. It is mergeable with owner awareness that the cross-crate raise-helper names should be pinned by a focused test to prevent silent fallback if a spelling changes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Added a third commit, which came out of asking why the jit-stats counters are The decay side is not the answer. pyre's The divergence was a backend deviation. #1249 taught aarch64 to keep Measured on the same two-op trace the aarch64 test uses: It also fixes a latent float bug. Only the fast path left a On validation. What this does not claim. It removes the documented per-ISA allocation — commented by Claude |
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| if !op.pos.get().is_none() { | ||
| self.store_rax_to_result(op.pos.get()); | ||
| self.move_call_assembler_result(result_type, result_loc); |
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When an x86 dynasm trace uses a CALL_ASSEMBLER result as the predicate of a following COND_CALL_N or COND_CALL_VALUE_*, this now leaves the value only in result_loc. Both conditional-call emitters still ignore that predicate's regalloc location and call load_arg_to_rax, whose resolve_opref only recognizes constants and frame slots; because the removed result spill also supplied the slot mapping, compiling this valid trace can now panic with “unmapped non-constant OpRef.” Pass the predicate argloc into those emitters, or retain materialization until every legacy consumer uses regalloc locations.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/result_exc.rs`:
- Around line 2939-2945: Replace the linear `seen: Vec<(usize, Variable)>`
visited set in the walk with a `HashSet`, importing it as needed, and update the
membership/insertion logic to use the set while preserving the existing `(bi,
value)` deduplication behavior. Follow the established pattern in
`verify_forwards_to_returnblock_general`.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/rtyper/box_str_const_fold.rs`:
- Around line 38-50: Add a focused test for fold_box_str_constants that passes a
direct __str_const call and verifies it folds to the expected boxed string
bytes, covering the OpKind::Call branch in str_literal_bytes while preserving
the existing constant-string coverage.
In `@pyre/bench/synth/float_subclass_binop_dispatch.py`:
- Around line 173-191: Add equivalent float-storage benchmark functions using
LiarFloat alongside warm_then_swap_store_subscr, warm_then_swap_newlist, and
warm_then_swap_store_attr, preserving each function’s existing warm-then-swap
behavior and return-type check.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/jit_fnaddr.rs`:
- Around line 1978-1999: Add a test beside the existing jit_trace_fnaddrs
coverage tests that collects jit_trace_fnaddrs() and verifies both registered
spellings for pyerror_to_exc_object resolve to
__majit_call_target_pyerror_to_exc_object, and both spellings for
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| let mut work = vec![(block, before, var.clone())]; | ||
| let mut seen: Vec<(usize, Variable)> = Vec::new(); | ||
| while let Some((bi, before, value)) = work.pop() { | ||
| if seen.contains(&(bi, value.clone())) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| seen.push((bi, value.clone())); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Use a HashSet for the visited set.
seen is a Vec and seen.contains is a linear scan, so the walk is quadratic in the number of visited (block, value) pairs. verify_forwards_to_returnblock_general at line 925 already uses std::collections::HashSet for the same walk shape. This function runs once per candidate raise site, and a gateway graph carries many.
♻️ Proposed refactor
let mut work = vec![(block, before, var.clone())];
- let mut seen: Vec<(usize, Variable)> = Vec::new();
+ let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet<(usize, Variable)> = std::collections::HashSet::new();
while let Some((bi, before, value)) = work.pop() {
- if seen.contains(&(bi, value.clone())) {
+ if !seen.insert((bi, value.clone())) {
continue;
}
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| let mut work = vec![(block, before, var.clone())]; | |
| let mut seen: Vec<(usize, Variable)> = Vec::new(); | |
| while let Some((bi, before, value)) = work.pop() { | |
| if seen.contains(&(bi, value.clone())) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| seen.push((bi, value.clone())); | |
| let mut work = vec![(block, before, var.clone())]; | |
| let mut seen: std::collections::HashSet<(usize, Variable)> = std::collections::HashSet::new(); | |
| while let Some((bi, before, value)) = work.pop() { | |
| if !seen.insert((bi, value.clone())) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| seen.push((bi, value.clone())); |
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/result_exc.rs` around lines 2939 - 2945,
Replace the linear `seen: Vec<(usize, Variable)>` visited set in the walk with a
`HashSet`, importing it as needed, and update the membership/insertion logic to
use the set while preserving the existing `(bi, value)` deduplication behavior.
Follow the established pattern in `verify_forwards_to_returnblock_general`.
| pub(crate) fn str_literal_bytes(kind: &OpKind) -> Option<Vec<u8>> { | ||
| match kind { | ||
| OpKind::ConstStr(bytes) => Some(bytes.clone()), | ||
| OpKind::Call { | ||
| target: CallTarget::FunctionPath { segments }, | ||
| args, | ||
| .. | ||
| } if args.is_empty() && segments.len() == 2 && segments[0] == "__str_const" => { | ||
| Some(segments[1].as_bytes().to_vec()) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => None, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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box_fold = Path("majit/majit-translate/src/translator/rtyper/box_str_const_fold.rs").read_text()
assert 'op.kind = OpKind::ConstStr(segments[1].as_bytes().to_vec());' in str_fold
assert 'Some(segments[1].as_bytes().to_vec())' in box_fold
payloads = ["", "hello", "é", "line\\n", "🙂", "a\\u{0000}b"]
for payload in payloads:
direct_call_bytes = payload.encode("utf-8")
folded_const_bytes = payload.encode("utf-8")
assert direct_call_bytes == folded_const_bytes, payload
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Add a direct __str_const test for fold_box_str_constants. Both arms currently use the same UTF-8 byte conversion, but the direct-call arm has no dedicated test.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/rtyper/box_str_const_fold.rs` around
lines 38 - 50, Add a focused test for fold_box_str_constants that passes a
direct __str_const call and verifies it folds to the expected boxed string
bytes, covering the OpKind::Call branch in str_literal_bytes while preserving
the existing constant-string coverage.
| def warm_then_swap_store_subscr(n): | ||
| lst = [0] | ||
| for a in [0] * n + [LiarInt(7)]: | ||
| lst[0] = a | ||
| return type(lst[0]).__name__ | ||
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| def warm_then_swap_newlist(n): | ||
| out = None | ||
| for a in [0] * n + [LiarInt(7)]: | ||
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| return type(out[0]).__name__ | ||
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| def warm_then_swap_store_attr(n): | ||
| holder = Slotted() | ||
| for a in [0] * n + [LiarInt(7)]: | ||
| holder.x = a | ||
| return type(holder.x).__name__ |
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Add float storage cases to the benchmark.
warm_then_swap_store_subscr, warm_then_swap_newlist, and warm_then_swap_store_attr exercise only LiarInt. Add equivalent LiarFloat cases for the float storage paths added in pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/specialize.rs. Otherwise, regressions in those guards can pass this benchmark.
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/float_subclass_binop_dispatch.py` around lines 173 - 191,
Add equivalent float-storage benchmark functions using LiarFloat alongside
warm_then_swap_store_subscr, warm_then_swap_newlist, and
warm_then_swap_store_attr, preserving each function’s existing warm-then-swap
behavior and return-type check.
| // The lowered raise path's exception materialisation, opaque so that its | ||
| // body stays out of every JitCode that can raise. | ||
| let pyerror_to_exc_object: extern "C" fn(i64) -> i64 = | ||
| crate::error::__majit_call_target_pyerror_to_exc_object; | ||
| push_alias_pair( | ||
| &mut entries, | ||
| "pyre_interpreter::error::pyerror_to_exc_object", | ||
| "pyre_interpreter::pyerror_to_exc_object", | ||
| pyerror_to_exc_object as *const (), | ||
| ); | ||
| // The same materialisation with the `type_error` constructor folded in, so | ||
| // the raise site carries neither body. The typed local is the only | ||
| // compile-time check that the trampoline's signature matches the residual | ||
| // call — `push_alias_pair` performs none. | ||
| let pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object: extern "C" fn(i64) -> i64 = | ||
| crate::error::__majit_call_target_pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object; | ||
| push_alias_pair( | ||
| &mut entries, | ||
| "pyre_interpreter::error::pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object", | ||
| "pyre_interpreter::pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object", | ||
| pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object as *const (), | ||
| ); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Pin both registrations with a test.
Both registered paths are coupled by string only. majit/majit-translate/src/front/result_exc.rs emits the literal ["pyre_interpreter", "error", "pyerror_to_exc_object"] at line 594, and it takes the fused leaf "pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object" from FUSED_KIND_CTORS at line 2792. Neither crate links these strings at compile time. If a spelling drifts on either side, the residual call silently falls back to a symbolic_fnaddr_for_path hash instead of failing the build. That is the exact regression the existing jit_trace_fnaddrs_covers_pop_value_and_exception_tls_helpers test guards against for its own helpers.
Add a covering test beside the existing ones.
♻️ Proposed test to pin both spellings
/// The lowered raise path (`front::result_exc.rs`) records these paths as
/// literals in another crate. A typo on either side regresses the residual
/// to a symbolic fnaddr, so pin both spellings against the live trampoline.
#[test]
fn jit_trace_fnaddrs_covers_raise_path_exception_materialisation() {
let bindings: HashMap<&'static str, i64> = jit_trace_fnaddrs().into_iter().collect();
let materialise: extern "C" fn(i64) -> i64 =
crate::error::__majit_call_target_pyerror_to_exc_object;
let materialise = materialise as *const () as usize as i64;
assert_eq!(
bindings["pyre_interpreter::error::pyerror_to_exc_object"],
materialise
);
assert_eq!(
bindings["pyre_interpreter::pyerror_to_exc_object"],
materialise
);
let fused: extern "C" fn(i64) -> i64 =
crate::error::__majit_call_target_pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object;
let fused = fused as *const () as usize as i64;
assert_eq!(
bindings["pyre_interpreter::error::pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object"],
fused
);
assert_eq!(
bindings["pyre_interpreter::pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object"],
fused
);
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beside the existing jit_trace_fnaddrs coverage tests that collects
jit_trace_fnaddrs() and verifies both registered spellings for
pyerror_to_exc_object resolve to __majit_call_target_pyerror_to_exc_object, and
both spellings for pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object resolve to
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When a hot bridge is recorded while the operand is an int subclass, the preceding is_int check still accepts it because it checks ob_type, but walker_numeric_builtin_class(obj) returns the canonical int class. This call therefore violates walker_guard_exact_w_class's requirement that the recorded operand already carry the expected class: debug builds panic at its assertion, while release builds emit a guard that fails on its own recorded operand and never converges. Check is_exact_builtin_instance(obj) and fall back to the residual before unboxing/guard emission so the subclass's __bool__ is executed.
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…ine line `descent_reaches_unlowered_helper_call` located the symbolic funcbox that makes it refuse a builtin inline and then returned `bool`, so `[builtin-inline-decline]` reported that a blocker existed without naming it. Recovering the name meant reimplementing the scan over `jit_metadata.json`. The scan and its memo now carry the value. `DerivedBodyFacts`'s slot becomes `OnceLock<Option<i64>>`, the recursive worker returns the hash it stopped on rather than a flag, and the decline line gains `blocker=0x…`. The hash resolves to a description through the `symbolic_fnaddr_paths` registry that `jit_metadata.json` carries. Assisted-by: Claude
`front/result_exc.rs` emitted the raise site's materialisation as
`CallTarget::Method{to_exc_object}`, so every JitCode that can raise carried
that body: `gc_roots::push_roots`, `w_exception_new_empty_impl`, and the WTF-8
and allocation calls under it. It now calls
`pyre_interpreter::error::pyerror_to_exc_object`, added here with
`#[majit_macros::dont_look_inside]` and an address in `jit_fnaddr.rs`.
On top of that, `fuse_kind_ctor_raise` runs after `lower_result_exc_returns`.
Where a `PyError::type_error(msg)` in one block feeds a
`pyerror_to_exc_object` that is its successor's only operation and raises, the
pair becomes a single call to `pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object`; the
successor's operation is dropped and its raise link carries the forwarded
value. This removes `PyError::new` — a transparent constructor with no host
symbol, and so no address — from the caller.
The rewrite requires `msg` to be a string literal on every path that reaches
the constructor, which `message_is_str_literal` proves; the helper reads the
word as a `W_UnicodeObject`. `box_str_const_fold` gains `str_literal_bytes`,
accepting both the front's `__str_const` call and the `OpKind::ConstStr` that
`fold_str_consts` produces later in the codewriter, and `dominating_literal`
now goes through it.
Over the 301 distinct `__pyre_wrap_*` graphs the fusion rewrites 582 of 681
constructors; the remaining 99 take their message from `alloc::fmt::format`.
A union-blocker census over the 561 gateway JitCodes — per wrapper the closure
of every reachable symbolic funcbox — moves from 0 to 73 with an empty set on
a native build. The wasm32 build stays at 0: the fusion fires there too, the
`PyError` bucket falling the same 560 -> 376, but those wrappers are still
held by module type statics such as `module::gc::stats::GCSTATS_TYPE`.
Each native backend re-records 16 `.jitstats` baselines. The raise path went
from a codewriter-inlined body to a residual call, so the guards along it warm
up on a different schedule, and `trace_eagerness = 200` (`warmstate.rs`) makes
each newly earned bridge drag ~200 recorded `guard_failures` with it. Scaling
the iteration count separates that from a per-iteration deopt:
`foriter_call_resume_drops_iteration` reads 5534, 5847, 5990, 5990, 5990 at
1x/2x/4x/8x/16x with `bridges_compiled` pinned at 49, and
`generator_tree_recursion` reaches 3666 at 4x where a steady-state deopt would
give ~14400. The wasm baselines do not move; that backend reports
`back_edge_polls=0`, having no eval-breaker back-edge poll.
`generator_tree_recursion` carries `jitstats-band=guard_failures=8`, whose
comment must describe measured variance around the recorded baseline, so both
arms are re-measured: the fixture pins `decay=0` and reads 3600 at nursery
1/4/16MB, and with only that pin removed reads 3661/3648/3648.
Fourteen of those baselines also gain `retraces_compiled=0`, a field their
committed copies predate and the recorder emits; the 620 baselines this change
does not touch still lack it and so do not gate that counter.
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…alloc
result register
CallAssembler{I,R,F,N}, CallMallocNursery, CallMallocNurseryHeaderless,
CallMallocNurseryVarsize and CallMallocNurseryVarsizeFrame stored their result
into a JitFrame slot — through `store_rax_to_result` or an open-coded
`allocate_slot` — so every such op grew `frame_depth` by one slot. #1249 made
this change for aarch64 and left x86. Upstream treats the register as the
delivery contract on both ISAs: `consider_call_malloc_nursery` binds the result
with `force_allocate_reg(op, selected_reg=ecx)`, and `_consider_call_assembler`
binds it through `after_call`.
`genop_call_assembler` now takes `result_loc` and ends both its exits in
`move_call_assembler_result`, which materializes a float result with `movq`, an
integer or reference result with `mov`, accepts a void result with no location,
and panics on any other combination. The float arm also repairs a case the
frame store hid: only the fast path left a `CallAssemblerF` result in XMM0, as
a side effect of the `movq rax, xmm0` that normalizes it into the RAX bit
convention, so the helper and unresolved-target paths left it in RAX alone.
The fixed-size, headerless and varsize-frame nursery paths already land the
payload in the result register on both their fast and slow paths, so they lose
the store alone. `CallMallocNurseryVarsize` left the helper's return in RAX and
wrote only the slot, so it gains the move.
Adds `malloc_nursery_result_does_not_grow_frame_depth`, the x86 twin of the
aarch64 test. On the same two-op trace it reads `frame_depth` 30 against
`JITFRAME_FIXED_SIZE` 28 with the previous emitters, and 28 with these.
`generator_tree_recursion`'s band comment named the x86 store as the reason the
two dynasm backends run different minor-collection schedules over the same
trace, citing line numbers that had since drifted; it now describes the shared
shape, and its default-decay sweep numbers are re-measured at the current
baseline.
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`walker_unbox_int`/`_float` and `walker_coerce_operand_to_float` emit a
`GuardClass`, which lowers to a compare against `ob_type`
(`vtable_offset = OB_TYPE_OFFSET`). A numeric subclass shares the builtin's
`ob_type` and differs only in `w_class` — the word the record-time gate
`is_exact_builtin_instance` actually reads. Five folds emitted the unbox guard
without the matching `walker_guard_exact_w_class`, so a subclass reaching the
compiled trace passed the guard and was answered with the raw payload:
compare_op_int `a < 1` -> True where `__lt__` returns 'LT'
compare_op_float `a < 1.0` -> True where `__lt__` returns 'FLT'
store_subscr `lst[0] = a` -> reads back as `int`, not the subclass
newlist `[a]` -> same
store_attr `h.x = a` -> same, on the mapdict in-place arm
Each now pins `w_class` alongside the unbox, which is what the sibling
`binary_op_int` and the `StoreAttrAddValuePin::UnboxedInt` arm already did —
`compare_op_int`'s own doc claimed "Same gate + return contract as
try_walker_specialize_binary_op_int" while omitting exactly those two lines.
`float_subclass_binop_dispatch` covers this family and did not catch it,
because introducing the subclass from the first iteration lets the record-time
gate see it on the recorded operand and decline. The defect needs the opposite
shape: compile the trace from exact builtins, then let the subclass arrive, so
only the emitted guard can reject it. The fixture gains five `warm_then_swap_*`
cases in that shape, and its claim that the int specialization "has carried
that exactness test all along" is corrected.
Its three baselines move with the added guards and the added cases; no other
fixture's jit-stats changed (449/450 on both native backends before
re-recording).
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The `store_attr` unbox arms were indented at the function level inside a match arm, and the two `store_subscr` calls exceeded the line width. Assisted-by: Claude
`try_walker_specialize_truth_int` gated on `is_int` and emitted `walker_unbox_int`, both of which read `ob_type`; an `int` subclass shares it and carries its Python class in `w_class`. A trace compiled from an exact int answered a later subclass operand with `IntIsTrue` on the raw payload instead of `__bool__`. Reached through `POP_JUMP_IF_*` and the short-circuit operators, not through `bool()`: `if a:` returned 0 where the override gives 1, and `a and "yes"` returned 0 where it gives "yes". `walker_numeric_builtin_class` yields null for a bool and for a tagged int, so the sibling `truth_bool` needs no pin -- `bool` is not an acceptable base type. The fixture gains the two reaching shapes plus `bool()` as the control, and its three baselines move by the three added loops. Assisted-by: Claude
…and pin `w_class` on the folds that mirror them `float_w`, `math`s `try_get_double`, `builtin_float` and `unpackcomplex` read an int payload behind `is_int` / `is_long` / `is_bool`, which compare `ob_type`. A strict subclass shares it and carries its Python class in `w_class`, so the payload answered where `nb_float` should have run. The fast paths are now gated on `is_exact_builtin_instance` and a subclass falls through to the existing `__float__` ladder; one that does not override it resolves to `int.__float__` and reproduces the same payload. The `float` arms stay ungated on purpose: `PyFloat_AsDouble` short-circuits `PyFloat_Check`, so a float subclass keeps its payload there. `builtin_float` already sent a float subclass to the lookup because `PyNumber_Float` checks `PyFloat_CheckExact` instead -- two coercions, two rules. `loghelper` converts every `PyLong_Check` operand from its payload, argument and base alike. `log_any` already did that for the argument; the base went through `try_get_double`, so it gains `log_operand_double` rather than inheriting the new subclass route. `int.__format__` with an `e`/`f`/`g`/`%` presentation code formats the `PyNumber_Float` conversion, so it now goes through `builtin_float` for a subclass instead of the bigint payload. Measured against CPython over 39 entry points: 18 disagreed, all now agree. The trace-time folds that mirror these coercions needed the matching guard, or fixing the interpreter would have made them diverge instead: `math_sqrt`, `math_log_trig`, `math_frexp` and `math_ldexp` pin `w_class` on the int arm of the float-coerced argument, and `float_call` pins its int arm the way its float arm already did. The `exp` operand of `ldexp` is unpinned -- that one is `__index__`, which `PyLong_Check` short-circuits. Assisted-by: Claude
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For an integer subclass that does not override __float__ (for example, class I(int): pass), this exactness gate falls through to special-method lookup, but typedef.rs registers inherited int.__float__ to this same builtin_float function. Calling float(I(1)) therefore re-enters builtin_float with the identical object indefinitely instead of returning 1.0; float_w, math coercions, and float-formatting paths can reach the same recursion. Give int.__float__ a payload-only handler analogous to builtin_float_dunder, while retaining constructor dispatch for actual overrides.
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Four commits. Two on the builtin-inline descent — one makes the decline line
name its blocker, the other removes the largest single class of blocker it
names. One removes the per-ISA frame-size difference that made the retrace
counters host-sensitive. One pins
w_classon operands that five trace-timefolds unboxed while proving only
ob_type.jit-trace: carry the un-lowered helper's symbolic funcbox to the decline linedescent_reaches_unlowered_helper_calllocated the symbolic funcbox it refuseson and then returned
bool, so[builtin-inline-decline]said a blockerexisted without naming it — recovering the name meant reimplementing the scan
over
jit_metadata.json. The scan and its memo now carry the value, and thedecline line gains
blocker=0x…, resolved through thesymbolic_fnaddr_pathsregistry.
jit-trace: route the raise path through published exception helpersfront/result_exc.rsemitted the raise site's materialisation asCallTarget::Method{to_exc_object}, so every JitCode that can raise carriedthat body —
gc_roots::push_roots,w_exception_new_empty_impl, and the WTF-8and allocation calls beneath them. It now calls a published
pyerror_to_exc_object.On top of that,
fuse_kind_ctor_raisefolds the constructor in: where aPyError::type_error(msg)feeds apyerror_to_exc_objectthat is itssuccessor's only operation and raises, the pair becomes one call to
pyerror_type_error_to_exc_object. That removesPyError::new— a transparentconstructor with no host symbol, and so no address — from the caller.
Measured first, which decided the design:
type_erroris the onlyPyErrorconstructor reaching a raise site across all 301 distinct
__pyre_wrap_*graphs, so this is one helper and a target swap rather than a constructor table
with a kind-tag ABI. The fusion rewrites 582 of 681 constructors; the other
99 take their message from
alloc::fmt::formatand are correctly declined,since the helper reads its argument as a
W_UnicodeObject.A union-blocker census over the 561 gateway JitCodes — per wrapper the closure
of every reachable symbolic funcbox, so a wrapper counts only when that set is
empty — moves 0 → 73, with the
PyErrorbucket falling 560 → 376.That census figure is native-only. The wasm32 build stays at 0 with the same
post-fusion bucket of 376: the fusion fires there too, but those wrappers are
still held by module type statics (
gc::stats::GCSTATS_TYPE,_json::ENCODER_TYPE,_ssl::SSLCONTEXT_TYPE) that are concrete natively.majitdynasm x86: keep call and nursery-allocation results in the regalloc result registerThis is the answer to "why are the retrace counters host-sensitive", and it is
why this PR carries no per-platform baseline override.
guard_failuresis not a compile decision.decay(default 40) scales everyJitCounterentry down once per 32 minor collections(
invoke_after_minor_collection→decay_all_counters), so how far a guard'scounter has advanced when the workload reaches it is a function of how much
the process has allocated so far. Anything that shifts allocation volume
shifts every counter — which makes a per-ISA difference in frame size a per-ISA
difference in recorded counters.
There was one. #1249 fixed aarch64:
genop_call_assemblerandconsider_call_malloc_nurserydeliver their result into the regalloc resultregister rather than spilling it to a
JitFrameslot. The x86 twin keptspilling. Measured on a two-op trace,
frame_depthwas 30 on x86 whereaarch64 gave 28, and every
CALL_ASSEMBLERor nursery allocation in a tracegrew the frame again.
x86 now ends both exits in a shared
move_call_assembler_result, and thefixed-size, headerless and varsize-frame nursery spills are gone. That also
closes a latent bug the spill had been masking: only the fast path left a
CallAssemblerFresult in XMM0, so a float result taken through the slow pathwas read from the wrong register.
The x86 module is
cfg(target_arch)-gated off on an arm64 host, butcargo test --target x86_64-apple-darwinbuilds and runs it under Rosetta 2,so the new x86 twin of
malloc_nursery_result_does_not_grow_frame_depth(asserting
frame_depth == JITFRAME_FIXED_SIZE) was executed, not justcompiled. It was also spliced against the old emitters to confirm it fails
there.
jit-trace: pinw_classon the operands five folds only unboxedFive trace-time specializations unboxed an operand through a check that proves
ob_typeand then answered the operation with the raw primitive.ob_typeandw_classare two independent header words: a Python-level subclass ofintorfloatsharesob_typewith its base and differs only inw_class, so thecompiled guard admitted the subclass and the overriding dunder never ran. Each
now emits
walker_guard_exact_w_classon the operand it unboxed.Every row below was reproduced by hand against CPython before the fix and
confirmed to disappear after it:
compare_op_int'LIAR'Truecompare_op_float'FLT'Truestore_subscr'LInt''int'newlist'LInt''int'store_attr'LInt''int'The repro shape matters: putting the subclass instance behind a ternary
(
x if i < n - 1 else Liar(0)) makes the trace deopt on the branch guardinstead, so the fold never sees it and the bug does not appear. The fixture
feeds the liar from a branch-free list —
[0] * N + [Liar(0)]— after warmingon exact builtins.
float_subclass_binop_dispatch.pygains fivewarm_then_swap_*functions on that shape, one per fold.Two folds named by the same audit,
truth_intandbuiltin_type, are notchanged here: neither reproduced (
truth_intshowsconsulted=0), and a guardthat cannot be shown to be load-bearing is not worth the trace-time cost.
The re-recorded baselines
32
.jitstatsfiles, on the two native backends only. The raise path went froma codewriter-inlined body to a residual call, so the guards along it warm up on
a different schedule, and
trace_eagerness = 200makes each newly earned bridgedrag ~200 recorded
guard_failureswith it.Three things separate that from a per-iteration deopt:
foriter_call_resume_drops_iterationreads 5534, 5847,5990, 5990, 5990 at 1x/2x/4x/8x/16x with
bridges_compiledpinned at49;
generator_tree_recursionreaches 3666 at 4x where a steady-state deoptwould give ~14400.
bridges_compiled,guard_failures,loops_compiled— nointernal_compile_panics,loops_aborted,descr_set_*orfbw_*.cranelift, which is the shape a front-pass cause should produce.
wasm baselines deliberately do not move; that backend reports
back_edge_polls=0, having no eval-breaker back-edge poll.generator_tree_recursioncarries ajitstats-band, whose comment has todescribe measured variance around the recorded baseline, so both arms were
re-measured: the fixture's own
decay=0pin reads 3600 at nursery 1/4/16MB withloops_compiled=3andbridges_compiled=29invariant, and with only that pinremoved it reads 3661/3648/3648.
Fourteen of the 32 also gain
retraces_compiled=0, a field their committedcopies predate and the recorder emits.
interp: honor__float__on an int subclass at the float coercionsfloat_w,math'stry_get_double,builtin_floatandunpackcomplexreadan int payload behind
is_int/is_long/is_bool, which compareob_type.A strict subclass shares it, so the payload answered where
nb_floatshouldhave run. Gated on
is_exact_builtin_instance; a subclass falls through to the__float__ladder each of those functions already had, and one that does notoverride it resolves to
int.__float__and reproduces the same payload.The
floatarms stay ungated deliberately — there are two coercions withtwo rules, and conflating them is the trap here:
PyFloat_AsDouble(math)PyFloat_CheckPyNumber_Float(float())PyFloat_CheckExactloghelperis the third rule: it converts everyPyLong_Checkoperand fromits payload, argument and base alike.
log_anyalready did that for theargument, but the base went through
try_get_double— so it gainslog_operand_doublerather than inheriting the new subclass route. Withoutthat,
math.log(100, IntSubclass(10))would have stopped being2.0.int.__format__with ane/f/g/%code formats thePyNumber_Floatconversion, so it now routes through
builtin_floatfor a subclass.Measured against CPython over 39 entry points: 18 disagreed, all 39 now
agree.
PYRE_JIT=offreproduces every one of the 18, which is whatidentifies them as interpreter defects rather than fold defects.
Five trace-time folds had to move with it, or fixing the interpreter would have
created the divergence instead of closing it:
math_sqrt,math_log_trig,math_frexp,math_ldexppinw_classon the int arm of thefloat-coerced argument, and
float_callpins its int arm the way its float armalready did.
ldexp'sexpoperand stays unpinned — that one is__index__,which
PyLong_Checkshort-circuits.jit-trace: pinw_classon thetruth_intoperandA mechanical census of
specialize.rs— does a fold call an unbox helperwithout also calling
walker_guard_exact_w_class? — found 31 unboxing folds,23 pinned, 8 gaps. Probing each against CPython refuted five of them:
_PyNumber_Indexandloghelpershort-circuitPyLong_Check, sosubscr_specialised_pair,ldexp's exponent,isqrtandmath.logarefaithful as they stand, and
boolis not an acceptable base type sotruth_boolis safe by language rule.truth_intwas the one JIT-only defect. It is reached throughPOP_JUMP_IF_*and the short-circuit operators, not through
bool():if a:a and "yes"'yes''yes'A second census — folds gating on exactness at record time but emitting no
pin — found four more, all false positives: a helper whose three callers pin, a
probe whose emitter pins, one that pins by
GuardValue(stronger than a classguard), and one whose operands are baked as trace constants.
Local gate
cargo test --all --features dynasm— 164 suites, 8084 passed, 0 failed.pyre/check.py— dynasm 450/450, cranelift 450/450, wasm 442/443.No
.jitstatsbaseline moved, so the added guards changed no recorded counter.The one wasm failure is a timing ratio, not correctness:
synth/pickle_terminal_raise_resumeat 4.1x against a 3.5x gate. Re-runningthat fixture alone does not settle it — the ratio is only evaluated when
dynasm runs in the same invocation, and it reported "not evaluated" — so CI
adjudicates it on its own host.
The branch has since been rebased onto current
origin/main, which brought in#1412, #1396, #1394 and #1406. One conflict, in
error.rs: both sides addeddifferent declarations at the same point with an empty common ancestor, so the
resolution keeps both —
main'sOperationErroralias and this branch's twopublished raise helpers. Rebuilt and re-verified on that base: the 39-entry
sweep, the parity test on both JIT and interpreter, and both fixtures.
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